I have learned that there is always another way to do the same thing. I have learned that good intentions, honesty, and hard work, while essential, are not always enough. I have learned to recognize what does not work — and that knowledge is, in itself, a form of wisdom. My failures have been my […]
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We all experience anxiety at different moments in life — especially when we are under pressure. It shows up before an important meeting, a critical decision, a public speech, or any situation where we are exposed or doing something for the first time. In those moments, a quiet fear creeps in, often accompanied by anxiety.
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I often realise that I don’t fully acknowledge how unusual my mind really is. People see the outer layers — confidence, leadership, decisiveness — but they don’t always see the constant laboratory inside me. My inner world is a place where I run experiments quietly, relentlessly: What if I think differently? What if I unlearn?
Complexity Doesn’t Drain Me; Stagnation Does! Read More »
If you look at life as a journey, you will never grow bored of it. A journey constantly changes—new views unfold, you pause at countless junctions, some beautiful, some difficult. You meet people, you lose people, and along the way you collect a mosaic of experiences that shape who you become. Life is the most
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Allow yourself to change direction when your inner voice whispers that something no longer fits — whether it’s a relationship, a role, or an old way of thinking. Update your worldview with every experience. The beliefs that carried you through earlier chapters were meant for who you were, not who you are becoming. Allow yourself
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People simply call it the place where winds change direction. In this valley, there once lived a girl who was born already listening.She did not listen the way others did.Where others heard instructions, she heard meanings.Where others saw life as something to survive, she saw life as something to understand. As she grew, people mistook
There is a Valley Somewhere That Has No Name! Read More »
The year was 2175. The sky no longer carried the chatter of birds or the scent of rain. It carried only signals — silent, perfect, coded — moving between metallic towers that touched clouds of synthetic light. I had arrived here by accident, or perhaps by fate — a relic from a forgotten century. A
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I was in one of my thought experiment moods — that space where your mind drifts so far it begins to create its own world. I saw myself walking in a vast desert. The kind of desert that feels alive, where the air itself hums. It was empty, endless, yet it didn’t feel lonely —
Becoming the Woman Who Lived in My Head! Read More »
We are taught from a young age to fear uncertainty — to avoid what’s unknown, unpredictable, or untested. Our parents, teachers, elders, and even neighbours often advise us to seek safety in what’s certain. For women and girls, this advice becomes even more restrictive — a lifelong lesson in caution, conformity, and containment. But as
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I recently spoke about the risk of becoming irrelevant — how fearful and unsettling that thought can be. Yet, it’s a very real risk unless we consciously work to stay open to change and continuously evolve to remain fit for an ever-shifting world. When I first explored this idea, my focus was on professional relevance
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